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Transfer Case Actuator: Customer Interest
Transfer Case - Self-Engagement Into 4-Wheel Drive

Number:

89-233-4C

Section:

4C

Date:

August 1989

967403 Corporate Bulletin No.:
Subject:

TRANSFER CASE ATTEMPTED "SELF-ENGAGEMENT" INTO 4-WHEEL DRIVE

Model and Year:

1989 K3 TRUCKS WITH R05 (DUAL REAR WHEELS)

TO:

ALL CHEVROLET DEALERS

Some 1989 K3 trucks with dual rear wheels may experience a transfer case condition which may be described by the operator as "self engagement." The
condition occurs as the vehicle is being driven in two-wheel high. The driver may comment that the four-wheel drive indicator lights up and the front
axle tries to engage. Typically, this condition is temporarily corrected if the transfer case is shifted into four-wheel drive and then back to 2-HI. The
cause of this condition has been identified as the transfer case switch, which may become pressurized during temperature increases and can close the 
switch contacts.

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